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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
In tbe District Court of the State of Iowa
in and for Dcctttur County. -r
IJevis Hrolbers. "rj
Plaintiff X, ,S~
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Alex. CreviBline, Mary E,* Creveline, W. T.
Walcott, T. Bunta.
Defendants.
TO SAID DEFENDANTS, Ale*. -frevelinR
atid Mary K.Creveling:
You are hereby notified, tbat on or before
tbe First day of-February. A. D., 1SW, tbe pe
tition of Plaintiff in the above em itled cause
will be tiled In the office of tbe Cleric of the
District Court of the State of Iowa, in and for
Decatur County, .claiming of and from the De
fendants Alex i. reveling and Mary K. ('reveling
the sum otT^ree Hundred and Fifty Dollars
(1850) as money due on a promisHory note, and
interest thereon at the pite of eight percent,
per annum from tbe First day of October, 1899
and costa ol suit including a reasonable at
torney's fee, and claiming of and from all of I
the Defendants above named, the foreclosure
of amortgage executed by the defendant Alex.
Mary E. Creveltng to secure
of said note, on the following de
estate, situated in Decatur coun­
ty, Iowa, to wit::
'fheeast half of-the south-east quarter and
the north-vest quarter of the south-east quar
ter (E !4 of 8 E }4 and the (N W^oISEU)
or Section thirty six (36) Township sixty-right
(08) Range twenty-seven (27), and the fractlon
alttduth-west quarter (S W »4) and the frac
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quarter (S W of N ,W of Section thtrty
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the March term of said Courts for the yeur ISUO
to be begun and hoWen atthe town of I^on,
insaid oounty,
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THEY dAVBLB TO MUSIC.
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It It Not Quito th4
Thiu,
"I've 5i kick to register."
... The man-with the waxed mustache
rested his elbows on tba bar and
jjtrtniied at the fellow In tb« white coat
who polished two glasses at the same
time, behind.
'What is Jt?" asked the latter, hold
ing up one of the glasses and breath
ing on it.
"I was up to Brown's last night,
three or four of us were there. Little
gam# on,-you know.- Always used to
like to go to Brown's., Always easy
money, but I've quit Ever play poker
to music?"
The bartender put down the glass
and stared. "What?" he exclalmcd.
"Ever play poker to music?"
"Why, no what do you mean?"
"Just what I say. I did last night—
up to Brown's. There were four or
five of uji, as I've said. We sat down
about half past 8 and about 9, after
we bad gotten well started, Brown he
hitched
quo
of these self-playing at­
tachments to hii piano. The first air
It tore off was 'My Ann Ellxa.' Say,
won po£ after pot to that tune, easy
I got Into the swing of It after a bit
and before It had ceased I was dealing
and drawing and filling to rag time.
Great! Then the bloomin' machine
took a fall out of a Sousa march. That
was my game, quickened the pace a
little and cleaned up a nice little wad.
Thin therb was another change.
'Home, Sweet Home' with variations.
It was right in my fine. I dealt the
cards in *a dreamy sort of way with
tears in my eyes and won three eighty
five. On the next deal somebody across
the table .opened and I stayed in on a
bob-tailed flush. Just as the one card
I drew ^as passed across to me that
dodgasted thing ripped off the first
bar of that soulful dance, the 'Hoocbl
Koochi.' Ton orter seen me. The
card I wfsn't wanting was the card I
drew. I didn't do a thing but lose.
I lost cnore money to that dance than
I had wop all the evening. And Just as
the last strain of the air died away
my last tiro-bit piece was swept away
from me No, sir, this playing poker
to music Is -ms bad as eating to music
In a restaurant. They both give you
lockjaw--the former, financially."
And plucking a sausage ball from
the chafing dish the man with' the
waxed mustache walked away.—De
troit Free Press.
"I can htfthly recommend Beggs' Hafr Re
newer as a pleasing restorative appltoation
for the hair and a sure cure tor all scalp dis
eases."—Mrs. J. Whertle, Omaha, Neb. A
thoroughly reliable preparation endorsed
thousands it will not disappoint. McGrat
4 Still, Woodland.
XI
She Wm Saving:.
Husband—Why, you got twice as
much from this dressmaker as you said
you wanted.
Wife—I thought it best to get it all
from one place, dear, on account of
the war tax.
"But why?"
"You only have to send out one
check now."—Detroit Free Press.
Small size, large results quickly, and per
manently cures constipation, indigestion
headaches iiver, bladder and kidney troubles
—Beggs' Little Giant Pills. William Marker
n, w"
icblta, Kans., says: ,''Beoi atsJe
pU.'s
inuue they cured me ai" a bad case of con
stipation, McOi'ath A Still, Woodland.
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Some En|i(«m«nlt. 't'-
Mrs. Darlington—"John, I spoke to
papa about having him take you Into
business, but he couldn't do It, because
you have too many vague ideas."
Mr. Darlington—"Hurrah! That's
clever of the old boy. My first wife's
father used to say I had no Ideas at
alL"
Prof. M. H- Kasper, Evangelical Lutheran
Seminary, Addison, IlL, writes: "I had been
suffering some time wii severe pains in ray
lungs, and coughed almost conftautly. One
bottle Bfggs' Cherry Cough Syrup entirely
ured me," It is guaranteed to cure.—had
never failed. McQrath & Still, Woodland.
Hid Tor the Cobweb
The colonel of a certain regiment,
who was very strict on his young offi
cers, was continually Inspecting their
trooprooms to see If everything, was
clean, arid nteo to see If he could find
fault with -aaything. One day he !u
speeted the room of an officer who was
noted for his wit. He had nearly fin
ished, hi* inspection, when he noticed
a cobweb In one of the corners and
thought to himself, "Now I have got
him." "What does this mean?" asked
the colonel. The young officer coolly
replied: "We always keep one In case
a man cuts his finger."
Don't risk the little one's life croup is a
dangerous disease, wire. H. Gregg, Dundee,
Kansas, ssy*: "My little daughter had boen
troubled with croup since she was three
montbf old. Beggs' Cherry 'ough 9yrup cur
ed hei- Children like it. (juiv unteeii.
iirulh A Still, Wood and.
P.
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Areiibliihop Temple at Work
The Primate must be like Longfel
low's "Village Blacksmith"—his sin
ews are made of iron bauds." Here
is a specimen'day's work, in which, be
it noted, nothing is said of such things
as correspondence and the like which
almost certainly were attended to at
Lambeth: At 10 o'clock the Archbish
op took the chair at a meeting at
Dean's Gate, Westminster, remaining
until 12:30, and making a couple of
speeches. He then attended a select
committee of the House
at
Lords. At
3 he made another speech in the Li
brary of Lambeth Palace, at a public
meeting, saying to the chairman as he
sat down: fXow, it is time for us to
be off?" 'Arid aiyay he •went again to
the select committee. At 8 o'clock he
spoke to 1,500 people In the People's
Palace in the East End with tremen
dous vigor, aud flashed the day with
another speech at Slori College.—M. A.
Blind.
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so weak from iir^h, that she'Could not
stand any ligbt'At all. Was treated by
several phvsi&Btts without benefit./1 My
neighbors induced me to.' huy Morley's
8arsaparillft and Iron' from Mr. O.
Uaugherty,'Banock, Ky. Three bottles
not only restored herrsight, bat made
her stranfjerand healthier than she ever
was in her life. David Kessikg.
L. Van WfrVlen.
.See Joe L. Warner, the north side
jeweler, for all kinds of cleaning and i$
pairing- All work guaranteed and
priceslowest in-the dty.
he- Borllngton Routs will
Hbmeseeker'8 excursion
tickets to points west, north
west and south-west
qu
Jan.
6,tFeb. 6-20, March'- ^-20,
April 3-17,' at bM fate plus 92,00 for the
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FOR 1900
INCLUDES
J. M. BARRIE'S "Tom
my and Qrizel" (serial)
THEODORE ROOSE
VELT'S "Oliver Crom
well" (serial)
RICHARD HARDING
DAVIS' fiction and spec
ial articles.
HENRY NORMAN'S
The Russia of Today
Articles by WALTER A.
WYCKOFF, author of
"The Workers"
SHORT STORIES by
Thomas Nelson Page
Henry James
Henry VanDyke
1
Ernest Seton-Thompson
Edith Wharton
Octave Thanet
William Allen White
Special Articles—Thel
Paris Exposition
FREDERIC IRLAND'S
articles on sport and
exploration
"HARVARD FIFTY
YEARS AGO" by SeAa
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Notable art features, the
Cromwell Illustrations, by
celebrated American and
foreign artists
PUVIS DE CHAVAN
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(illustrations in color)
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in color and in black and
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Clark, E. C. Peixotto, Hen
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the diieased membrane.
It entet catarrh and drives
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Gal fornia Peaches, dried 10c
California Peaches, fancy
REMEMBER:
iViiiiiiMlftftf ill iiitulnfc T"-inri'r
1900
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Raisins, per pound 10c
Black berries, new 10c
Raspberries, dried, new..... 15c
Fancy Oitron, per pound.. 20e
Fancy Lemon Peel, per pound..26c
Seeded Raisins, per pound .12J£c
Cleaned Cnrrants, per pound 10c
None Such Mince Meat,package..10c
Sour Pickles, ttew, -per dozen...... 5c
Sour Pickles, jumbos,per dozen 10c
We nre lioro y«t. Coiiir nntl
sop
us, we are al\vn,yH
on ail ooda in our line.^
of all winter good^. Ladies' and misses jackets at, your own pi- ce
Underwear a Specialty!
Potft fail to see our new goods and prices.
Drs.Fellows & Fellows
radically
ltly cured
by rar snnieal operation iu from fire to I
by our snisieal operation iu from fire to fifteen
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Oiir GO-page Book and Consultation
413 and 415 West Walnut Street. Des Moines, Iowa.
The Little Store Around the Corner.^
Flour That's all Flour!
OUR TRADE WINNER!
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OUR LEADER-A SURE BREAD MAKER!
It is like the world renowned "Cracker Jack"the more
a
eat the more you want.
Page's Cream, Sack $1.00
White Elephant, Sack $1.00
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WALLACE & HORNER
GREAT REDUCTION SALE!:
'1 Ti
it
1 reduce our stock of dry goods and shoes before invoicing-,
we have decided to make special low prices on every article, We
hare nothing but the best quality in every line of good». We
undoubtedly have the newest and best stock of goods in Decatur
county, having recently disposed of every dollars worth of old
goods in stock. Therefore every pair of shoes and every vard of
goods in our store is new and up-to-date. And now in order to
make room for a uevv spring stock we make a
SPECIAL SALE fi
Stricture S2SS3!n%?^{M?
fliction ruu along. It becomes more eertoos
every mouth you neglect it.
Our 30 years* experience fn the sticeeMfiu
treatment of the above mentionedldiseases is a
guaranteft to you that we are able to KiMidlo.i
your case* Vi"
Free.
JtUlres*,
FELLOWS & FELLOWS,
Sour Kraut, {••fillon 20e
Fancy Table Potatoes, bushel...40c
Good Solid Turnips, HiihIi^I 40c
Sweet Potatoes, per pound 3c
Lima Beans, extra, large 7c
Fancy Navy Beans, only 4c
Cracked Flominv, per pound...... 2c
Honej, 1 lb- frames
"The Little Store Around the Corner"
HARRY d. VOfiT 8 CO.
Little Store Ar the Corner.
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s»'o you. We especially (hunk
von for your patronage tliirinfj
51899 and hope to have you con
tinue during 1900. We will
make von
Best ,3:
Prices
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HAMILTON & GAMM1LL.
413-418 W. Walnut St., Dos Moines, Iowa.
Located in Dee Moines in 186?. After many years' the
re gular practice, we now devote all oor time to the tree Am
of
ChronlcpNervou* and Special MHmeaset*
CvracnirMleed
or money refunded. All roeaicibesforoUbed ready for me. No
detention from business. Patients at a distance treated
mail and express. Medicines sent everywhere free from gas#
or breakage. Charges low. Thousands of patients oared* Age
and experience important. State your caso-plair*
terms, blanks, etc. Consultation free end
sonally or by letter*
Seminal Weakness and Sex
ual Debility, ttWtr
blood to the bead, pains in back.
That horrible Q.mU J1J
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by
i. plmplas and
face, rnstiss of
pains in back, forgetfulnesau
baahfulness, aversion to eocktty, loss of icznal
jxiwor, loss of manbood, cored for life. We can car*
tUo ubovo soases and make you fit for marriage.
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In all its stafee
disease, OypnillSy cared for life.
Ski'i Diseunos, Bloou Poisoning, Ulcers, Swellioss,
S»riM, UonorrhcBa and (Meet, and all Prirato 1)11*
eases cured or money returned. fiO-paxe book seuS
free on application also question blauka.
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Honey, strained and caned 10c
Westmoreland maple syrup, per
quart 40c
Richelieu Decanters maple syrup
per quart i00c
Fancy Trtfole Syrup, littles 30c